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The Army needs a near-term strategy for the 2020s
The U.S. Army must close the munitions gap, improve the survivability of tanks and strengthen competencies within the electromagnetic spectrum.
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US Army’s test of Lockheed jammer highlights payload adaptability
Additional flight tests are expected in the coming months — on top of the hours MFEW-AL has already logged.
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US Army’s multidomain task force units could bring in allies, partners
Allies and partners could become a part of the Army’s multidomain task force units, and U.S. Army Pacific is evaluating that possibility with Australia.
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Electronic warfare training is headed to an Army school near you
Cyber training will be part of both basic and advanced officer training as well as Ranger School.
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Air Force’s JSTARS flies last intel mission after 3 decades in service
The jets have amassed more than 141,000 hours in combat since Operation Desert Storm in 1991.
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DISARMing cyber threats with ATT&CK: A winning combination
As this framework gains recognition, it holds the potential to evolve into a universal language for identifying and countering influence, the authors say.
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BAE Systems to supply US Army with jam-resistant navigation tech
The cards were previously procured through “external contracts” that complicated acquisition, according to PEO IEW&S.
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How the Pentagon can better deploy the data it collects as a weapon
The military should leverage a relatively untapped resource: the onboard data generated by weapon systems, aircraft, maritime vessels and other assets.
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How automated tagging helps mission teams securely share information
Data-centric security safeguards information regardless of where it’s located or who it’s shared with, the author says.
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Australia to focus R&D on asymmetric warfighting, chief scientist says
Australia is mulling which high-tech areas it will pursue alone or which may fall under AUKUS, as it ensures all its efforts focus on top warfighter needs.
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The Army needs a near-term strategy for the 2020s
The U.S. Army must close the munitions gap, improve the survivability of tanks and strengthen competencies within the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
US Army’s test of Lockheed jammer highlights payload adaptability
Additional flight tests are expected in the coming months — on top of the hours MFEW-AL has already logged.
-
US Army’s multidomain task force units could bring in allies, partners
Allies and partners could become a part of the Army’s multidomain task force units, and U.S. Army Pacific is evaluating that possibility with Australia.
-
Electronic warfare training is headed to an Army school near you
Cyber training will be part of both basic and advanced officer training as well as Ranger School.
-
Air Force’s JSTARS flies last intel mission after 3 decades in service
The jets have amassed more than 141,000 hours in combat since Operation Desert Storm in 1991.
-
DISARMing cyber threats with ATT&CK: A winning combination
As this framework gains recognition, it holds the potential to evolve into a universal language for identifying and countering influence, the authors say.
-
BAE Systems to supply US Army with jam-resistant navigation tech
The cards were previously procured through “external contracts” that complicated acquisition, according to PEO IEW&S.
-
How the Pentagon can better deploy the data it collects as a weapon
The military should leverage a relatively untapped resource: the onboard data generated by weapon systems, aircraft, maritime vessels and other assets.
-
How automated tagging helps mission teams securely share information
Data-centric security safeguards information regardless of where it’s located or who it’s shared with, the author says.
-
Australia to focus R&D on asymmetric warfighting, chief scientist says
Australia is mulling which high-tech areas it will pursue alone or which may fall under AUKUS, as it ensures all its efforts focus on top warfighter needs.
-
The Army needs a near-term strategy for the 2020s
The U.S. Army must close the munitions gap, improve the survivability of tanks and strengthen competencies within the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
US Army’s test of Lockheed jammer highlights payload adaptability
Additional flight tests are expected in the coming months — on top of the hours MFEW-AL has already logged.
-
US Army’s multidomain task force units could bring in allies, partners
Allies and partners could become a part of the Army’s multidomain task force units, and U.S. Army Pacific is evaluating that possibility with Australia.
-
Electronic warfare training is headed to an Army school near you
Cyber training will be part of both basic and advanced officer training as well as Ranger School.
-
Air Force’s JSTARS flies last intel mission after 3 decades in service
The jets have amassed more than 141,000 hours in combat since Operation Desert Storm in 1991.
-
DISARMing cyber threats with ATT&CK: A winning combination
As this framework gains recognition, it holds the potential to evolve into a universal language for identifying and countering influence, the authors say.
-
BAE Systems to supply US Army with jam-resistant navigation tech
The cards were previously procured through “external contracts” that complicated acquisition, according to PEO IEW&S.
-
How the Pentagon can better deploy the data it collects as a weapon
The military should leverage a relatively untapped resource: the onboard data generated by weapon systems, aircraft, maritime vessels and other assets.
-
How automated tagging helps mission teams securely share information
Data-centric security safeguards information regardless of where it’s located or who it’s shared with, the author says.
-
Australia to focus R&D on asymmetric warfighting, chief scientist says
Australia is mulling which high-tech areas it will pursue alone or which may fall under AUKUS, as it ensures all its efforts focus on top warfighter needs.
